2025-12-29 04:24:44

A recent statement by a senior executive of a leading compliant platform has sparked some reflection—what exactly are the advantages of Bitcoin relative to the US dollar? He believes that in the current context of high inflation and continuously increasing government deficit spending, Bitcoin is playing a balancing role. This viewpoint is quite interesting. Traditional fiat currencies face devaluation pressure, while Bitcoin's supply is limited and algorithmically determined, inherently possessing anti-inflation properties. When central banks excessively issue money and fiscal spending spirals out of control, holding a certain proportion of BTC can serve as a risk hedge in asset allocation—this is also why more and more investors are viewing Bitcoin as "digital gold." In an era of high deficit spending and inflation expectations, this perspective may warrant serious consideration. #比特币 #BTC #通胀对冲 #Asset Allocation

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 12-29 04:54

Basically, it's fiat currency depreciating while BTC is appreciating—that logic makes sense.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 12-29 04:52

The talk of anti-inflation has been heard too often, but it’s really not wrong --- Once again, digital gold. Gold should really be jealous --- Since the day deficit spending got out of control, I went all in --- It sounds good, but actually it’s just a lack of trust in policies --- The fixed supply is indeed 🐮, fiat currency cannot do that --- Checks and balances? Ha, the premise is to survive until that day --- More and more investors is a fact, but unfortunately most have lost everything --- Stronger than the US dollar? That depends on when you ask

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ContractFreelancer

· 12-29 04:43

Awakened, fiat currency is truly in slow death. --- The term "digital gold" should have been popularized long ago, but unfortunately most people are still clinging to the US dollar. --- That's right, but the key is that most retail investors can't hold on; they run at the first big dip. --- Hedging against inflation is a false proposition; it depends on the macro cycle. Bitcoin can also fall. --- That's why I diversify my assets, with some in BTC, gold, and stablecoins. --- I've heard this set of arguments countless times, but it still depends on how the central bank plays its cards. --- The point about deficit spending hits hard; indeed, some BTC should be allocated for defense.

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